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Humza Yousaf warns ‘tens of thousands’ of appointments will be cancelled if junior doctor strike goes ahead

Yousaf: 'Tens of thousands' of appointments will be hit by doctor strike

Alex Salmond and Jacob Rees-Mogg investigated by media watchdog

Alex Salmond and Jacob Rees-Mogg investigated by media watchdog

Sue Gray broke civil service rules over Labour contact prior to resignation, Cabinet Office say

Sue Gray 'broke rules over Labour contact prior to resignation'

Police Scotland warns of ‘work to rule’ action amid pay dispute with Scottish Government

Police warn of 'work to rule' action amid pay dispute

Stark council tax rises in Scotland ‘tinkering around the edges’, STUC says

Stark council tax rises 'tinkering around the edges', union says

Independence plan ‘will probably not’ lead to UK talks, says SNP MP Pete Wishart

Independence plan 'will probably not' lead to UK talks, says SNP MP

Tory MSP Jamie Greene says gender reform support ‘probably’ cost him frontbench job

Tory MSP says gender reform support 'probably' cost him frontbench job

SNP changes records keeping after auditors raise ‘issue’ – Humza Yousaf

SNP changes records keeping after auditors raise ‘issue’ - Yousaf

Trade bodies get together to buy low-emission vehicles for Glasgow homeless charity

Trade bodies get together to buy low-emission vehicles for homeless charity

Ferguson Marine ferry to cost another £20m, yard boss says

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Ferguson Marine ferry to cost another £20m, yard boss says

Michael Gove blames the Greens for rows between Scottish and UK Governments on Edinburgh trip

Gove blames Greens for rows between Scottish and UK Governments

Bellshill shopkeeper wins legal battle against deposit return scheme fees

Shopkeeper wins legal battle against deposit return scheme fees

SNP set to meet accounts deadline despite missing documents

SNP set to meet accounts deadline despite missing documents

Tory minister named in partygate interference resigns over ‘apathy’

Tory minister named in partygate interference resigns over ‘apathy’

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain goes to court to change rules over rape evidence in Scotland

Top law official goes to court to change rules on evidence in rape cases

Humza Yousaf ‘looking forward’ to representing Scotland at coronation ceremony in Edinburgh

Yousaf ‘looking forward’ to representing Scotland at coronation ceremony

What’s left of the SNP and Green’s Bute House Agreement after major policies dropped from deal

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What's left of the SNP-Green Bute House Agreement now?

Plans to send migrants to Rwanda ruled unlawful by Court of Appeal

Plans to send migrants to Rwanda ruled unlawful by Court of Appeal

Scottish Government scraps flagship Highly Protected Marine Areas conservation plan

Scottish Government scraps flagship marine conservation plan

Nicola Sturgeon: I deeply regret Brexit impact on planning for Covid pandemic

Sturgeon: I deeply regret Brexit impact on planning for Covid pandemic

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